Topic: Gary Johnson

Carlwood shares his personal critiques of voluntarism, questioning how essential services like fire departments or road maintenance would be funded without a central authority. He argues that corporations, rather than government, are the "real monsters" and proposes dissolving corporate personhood to make owners personally liable for company actions. He also references a Libertarian debate over driver's licenses to illustrate the complexities of absolute freedom.

Greg Carlwood and Adam Gorightly conclude the interview by promoting Gorightly's books, including "Happy Trails to High Weirdness." Carlwood reminds listeners to vote for the show in the Podcast Awards and mentions his support for third-party candidates Gary Johnson and Jim Gray in the upcoming election.

Former Superior Court Judge Jim Gray joins the program as the Libertarian Party's vice presidential nominee for the 2012 election. Gray asserts that he and Governor Gary Johnson possess more combined administrative experience than Mitt Romney and Barack Obama. He frames the Libertarian ticket as the only viable third choice for voters disillusioned by the corporate media's narrative.

Judge Jim Gray details Governor Gary Johnson's history of opposing the War on Drugs since 1999, including his implementation of needle exchange programs in New Mexico. Gray argues that while many in Washington D.C. realize drug prohibition is unwinnable, they continue it because it is "eminently fundable." The ticket supports treating marijuana like alcohol and hemp like cotton to redirect resources toward violent crime.